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Water Bombs Pattern

Updated: Jan 26, 2023

I've been making these for years after attempting a few water balloon patterns and just not liking them very much. I needed something that I could whip up quick that would also be fun and profitable for craft shows. I just couldn't sell the water balloons for a price that would make them worth the time and product it took in my area.









The balloon residue I found in the yard AFTER they had been supposedly cleaned up!

Not to mention the fact that I got so sick of finding these in my own yard all summer. I also needed an alternative for summer fun since my daughter's hypersensitivity to chlorine makes it pointless for us to have a swimming pool.


I came up with these bomb options and they have been tested and approved by my own kiddos, cousins, friends, and buyers for many years now with a very high success rate. The favorite seems to be the smallest size for the majority, with the larger version a first choice for the older kids, and they all love to whip the discs like a frisbees for added distance and splat effect.



The pattern download contains all 3 versions of these bomb designs. Below you will find the pattern for the Large version. Make up a few, soak them in water, and try them out for yourself!





Here's what you'll need to get started.......

Materials: Bernat Baby Blanket Yarn(approx. Small-10yds, Large-15yds, Disc-20yds)

I(5.25 m) Hook

Scissors

Needle


Abbreviations(US terms): sts = Stitches

ST = Stitch

SL= Slip Stitch

CH = Chain

SC = Single Crochet

DC = Double Crochet

BLO = Back Loop Only

MR = Magic Ring

DEC = Decrease


Notes: Large Bomb should measure approx. 5” tall by 3” wide.



Large: To begin create a MR

ROUND 1: CH 1(does not count as a ST), place 10 SC in the MR, SL to your first SC to connect(10)


ROUND 2: CH 3(counts as a DC), (2 DC in the next ST, DC in the next ST) 4 times, 2 DC in the last ST, SL to the top of your beginning CH 3 to connect(15)

WEAVE IN YOUR STARTING TAIL!


ROUNDS 3-5: CH 3(counts as your first DC), DC in the next 14 sts, SL to the top of your beginning CH 3 to connect(15)


ROUND 6: CH 3(counts as you first DC), (DEC, DC in the next ST) 4 times, DEC, SL to the top of your beginning CH 3 to connect(10)


ROUND 7: CH 1(counts as the first ST), SC DEC 5 times(5)


Cut leaving a long enough tail to sew your opening shut, tie off, sew shut, & weave in your end.



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